British-Bangladeshi journalist Reshmin Chowdhury and Jermaine Jenas co-hosted the Best FIFA Football Awards 2021 that was held in Zurich on Monday. 

Born in England in 1977, Reshmin Chowdhury began her journalism career in 2000.

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The 44-year-old worked in several media organisation like BT Sport, talkSPORT, and the BBC.

She hosted the 2020 edition of The Best FIFA Football Awards and was a presenter on the Green Carpet at the 2018 edition of the event held in London. She was also one of the co-presenters on Euro Cup 2020.

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In 2015, Reshmin Chowdhury won the Media Award at the Asian Football Awards.

Chowdhury speaks four languages, including Bengali, Spanish and French and has two children. 

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In an Instagram post, she spoke about the importance of working out regularly. 

“It’s crazy that as a sports presenter, I grew up watching almost every sport on TV, but did zero sport myself, finding any excuse to miss PE lessons at school (I was actually a decent sprinter once!) I dipped in and out as an adult, but fitness was never a priority. I also didn’t “need” to exercise as such, because I was one of those who could eat what I wanted and never really put on weight, even after kids,” she wrote. 

“I now truly believe that exercise is a form of self love and the best thing you can do for yourself and those around you. It started off as a vanity project in my 30s – and needing energy (with two kids, 20 months apart) but now it’s completely transformed the way I think, how I plan my day, what I eat and what I cook for my family – pretty much everything,” she added.